[Artemisia] Links to medieval manuscripts online

[James McManus]

http://hmml.org/
Has the largest collection of Medieval Manuscripts in the world.
Not sure how much is accessible online at this time.
The process of transferring from microfilm to digital is ongoing.

Maghnuis

On Thu, Dec 3, 2020 at 12:09 AM Allen Hall <dukealan at q.com> wrote:

> That is great!  Thank you for passing this along.
>
> YIS,   Alan
>
>
> On December 2, 2020, at 9:00 PM, Lynne Puckett <puckett.l.e at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> Hi, everyone,
> Today I found a link that lists links to websites with medieval manuscripts
> and documents.  Some of them are the full-page original illuminated
> manuscripts, some are documents in translation, with and without the
> originals.  If you want to look at Domesday Book, then read it in
> translation, one of the links has that.  Likewise cartularies of
> Charlemagne, Luther's 95 Theses, etc etc.
>
> Check out the links on this page:
> https://libguides.csun.edu/history497B/primary
>
> The ones to focus on are the Non-CSUN Internet Resource; unfortunately, the
> CSUN Early English Books Online is behind a login/paywall.  Most of the
> others look to be freely accessible.
>
> Have fun delving into medieval history!
>
> Retired Librarian,
> Aletheia Isidora of Philae
> --
> Billings, Montana
> Happy trails to you!
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